Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 11/27-12/03

VLC adds 360-degree video support

‘No Man’s Sky’ Foundation Update is now up for download

Review: Tom Tom Spark 3 Cardio +

Qardio Expands nationwide health campaign to Canada

All about Canada's thriving gaming scene

Smartduvet is the bed that makes itself

Ubisoft plans to make multiplayer VR lineup support cross-platform play

Amazon rumoured to be developing Echo version with touchscreen display

As Amazon Prime Video prepares to come to Canada, Netflix now allows video downloads

The Weeknd's 'Mania' short film makes music videos relevant again

Review: Michelin Premier all-season tires

Apple AirPods could be weeks away

Moto Z might get Project Tango Moto Mod

Amazon.ca gives startups some love with new Launchpad section

SourceCode: Pebble reportedly close to selling to Fitbit

Box files are now accessible for Microsoft Office on Android

Virtual Reality in Gaming – The Future Is Upon Us

Microsoft Stores offering savings and discounts in their 12 Days of Deals promo

Microsoft to boost accessibility features in Windows 10 in upcoming update

‘Uncharted: The Lost Legacy’ gets new trailer

Clean out your Twitter list in one click with Twitter Unfollow Chrome extension

Clean out your Twitter list in one click with Twitter Unfollow Chrome extension

Looking to start anew with your Twitter account? There’s a Chrome extension that can help you purge your list with just one click. Aptly called Twitter Unfollow, the extension simply empties out your feed in one go. No need to scour through the hundreds (or maybe thousands) of people, media outlets, or brands that you follow to start fresh.

Source: Lifehacker

‘Uncharted: The Lost Legacy’ gets new trailer

Naughty Dog is taking cues from it’s the Last of Us: Left Behind release and is unveiling a new standalone story for Uncharted. This new game, called Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, brings back Chloe Frazer (who debuted in Uncharted 2) and Nadine Ross (an antagonist in Uncharted 4). The trailer that debuted at the PlayStation Experience stage shows a robed woman walking through a Middle Eastern street following instructions to meet up on a rooftop, where she stumbles upon unexpected company. You can see the full video above.

Source: Engadget

Big data leak hits European football clubs

Photo by Chris Deahr/Flickr

Unfortunately, nothing is safe from data leaks these days. Professional football (or soccer) is its latest victim. German publication Der Spiegel released a first of possibly a steady stream of stories and details related to corruption happening in different European professional clubs as well as the players involved in the sport. A group called “Football Leaks” got their hands on 1.9 terabytes of data, which covers 18.6 million documents that include secret agreements between clubs and players.

The first story Der Spiegel broke is about how football stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Mesut Özil have been taking advantage of different tax laws to make a lot of money. It’s not news for the industry as Lionel Messi was recently convicted of tax fraud. But this just goes to show there are possibly more controversial stories coming out of the leak.

Source: Engadget